Learning the Haka for Youth Conference
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- This demo was put together for the Madison Stake LDS Youth Conference.
Words:
Taringa fhakarongo kia mau... Hei! (Listen and get ready)
Ringaringa Pakia waewae takahia
Kia kino nei hoki (slap you legs, stomp your feet)
Ka mate, ka mate! ka ora! ka ora!
Ka mate! ka mate! ka ora! ka ora!
Tēnei te tangata huru huru
Nāna e i tiki
mai fhaka fhiti te rā
upane! ka upane!
upane, ka upane, fhiti te ra!
After several Haka vidoes...it is IMPOSSIBLE for the person teaching to restrain from the raw energy. I LOVE IT
Absolutely what I've been looking for, appreciate it.
You made my day! 😍😍😍 Your teaching is very beautiful and makes us happy. I'm learning Haka at home and you video is helping me a lot!!!!! 💞👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Ka Mate is about a chief that saves the life of his enemy, the composer of this Ngere, Te Rauparaha. The chiefs name is Te Wharerangi of Motu-a-puhi on Rotoaira. He is my great great great great grandfather. Ten years after this event, he is murdered by those that sought to kill Te Rauparaha. This part of the korero is recorded in the Poutokomanawa at Okahukrua at Otukou marae. Ngati Toa and their Pakeha mates, don't tell people the entire story. They are disgusting wankers.
Um,,,,, they _do_ tell people that story though? im confused
I’m just wondering if it’s rude to do it if your non Maori or non kiwi
@@jayronchia7039 no it's not! it's an honor when done appropriately! go HAKA!
Thanks a lot man I've been looking for something like this and finally found it
awesome dude ive searched the last hours for a good one to learn, this is maybe the best👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
O melhor tutorial de haka em todo o youtube!!!
Greetings from Chile Elder. Great video!
that was cool..
Sehr schön gemachtes Video.
Tamoti Filepoz, March 3rd, 1992 - ?
Vamoti Qilepoz March 4th, 1992 - ?
muito legal o vídeo, um dia ainda vou conhecer a Nova Zelândia, cultura muito legal, eu até já aprendi um pouco sobre o Haka!
This was freaking awesome!
awesone bro
Hi, I'm a person with a extremely mixed heritage My mother is belgian and father australian, my grandmother half Scottish & Irish where my grandfather is half aboriginal and Australian (so very mixed it goes even further in their parents but we don't even know what they were 100%, anyway I'm very mixed and I respect all cultures and love learning and embracing them I was always amazed as a kid when I found out about mōari culture its people even kinda making me wish I was mōari born but I'm not and therefore I was always afraid to disrespect the culture and to learn the mōari language and speak it or even try and learn the haka, so I wanted to ask the community itself if it would be disrespectful in your peoples eyes, would be even tho I'm really mixed I still look like a typical "white Wester male" and as we all know they have a history in stealing culture or ruining it.
Thank you for reading this!
I’m also Australian (F), no idea what my heritage is but I’m white as heck. I’ve always wanted to learn the haka but was worried about not only not being Maori but also being female.
I’ve recently learnt anyone can do it, as long as you don’t disrespect it, laugh etc ☺️
I can’t wait to learn now!
Kia Ora, I'm Maori (f) anyone can learn it
Great to express anger and let it go out
Thanks man for this video!!
(The Native Hawaiians Killing Captain James Cook/The British Marines Killing King Kalaniopuu Kaiamamao)
Amo, quero aprender.
Awsome dude
And at the start and end it's not "Hei" it's "Hi" the word "Hei" is pronounced like the word "Hay". Just a mistake 👍
"Hi" is pronounced like "He" Maori vowels are not the same as the English vowels
You do it super good
thank you
I am from the USA. Can I do the HAKA Without making any one mad. I am practicing so let me know. Respect
Kia kaha!
Força samboiana
perfect
Are there different ways to do the Haka Ka Mate?
I have dis video saw in the school
0:40
great
Iv just noticed there's a lot of mistakes in the spelling throughout this
maori dont have f in there alphabet bro...good effort tho
Awesome! Your right there is know "F" in the Maori Language. He should have corrected the person that put the words together on video. It wasn't him
Al Tahatika be nice
Mormon's can have whatever letters they like. This is their way.
That's how they pronounce it ig
@@randynsalvador2119 yes that's how it's pronounced but not the way it's spelt
Oh, OK then, yes, I have got 10 minutes to talk about God....